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The Colombian Amazon is a hidden treasure: a vast and vibrant jungle that invites adventure, contact with indigenous communities, and the observation of unique species.

By air: Leticia is the gateway by plane from major cities in Colombia. Check routes and schedules before traveling.
By river: Access is available by boat from border communities and riverside towns; boats are common for short transfers and excursions.
Practical tips: Check health recommendations and vaccinations, bring light clothing, insect repellent, and book transportation in advance.
Leticia works well as a base for excursions. For an immersive experience, consider staying in lodges or in Puerto Nariño.
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Hotels and hostels in Leticia: a practical option for tours and urban life.
Jungle lodges: to sleep among nature and take night excursions.
Puerto Nariño: eco-friendly accommodation, pedestrian streets, and proximity to wildlife watching.
The Amazon is one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet. In the Colombian portion, you will find an incredible wealth of flora and fauna.
Over 40,000 plant species
3,000 fish species
1,300 bird species
427 mammal species


Although many areas are difficult to access, guided tours allow you to observe macaws, cock-of-the-rocks, frogs, and caimans in their natural habitat.
The Amazon River is the axis of the ecosystem. Its waters connect communities and offer unforgettable experiences, such as sunsets and boat rides.


Pink dolphins are an emblem of the region. They are sociable animals and easy to observe on boat excursions.
Intelligence and behavior: They use echolocation and are highly adaptable.
Guided tours: Choose responsible operators who respect the environment.

Leticia combines cultural life and access to natural activities. Most excursions and tours depart from here.

Amacayacu National Park: guided hikes and biodiversity observation.
Boat excursions: dolphins, birds, and riverside life.
Local market: handicrafts and products from indigenous communities.

Puerto Nariño is 87 kilometers from Leticia and is an example of ecological tourism: pedestrian streets, direct contact with nature, and good options for wildlife watching.

More than 26 communities, such as Ticuna and Huitoto, preserve ancestral knowledge. Visits allow you to learn about traditions, medicinal plants, and handicrafts.

A natural reserve where you can observe monkey species accustomed to human presence. Ideal for families and wildlife lovers.

The local cuisine uses native ingredients. Notable dishes and products include mojojoy and various preparations with freshwater fish.
Mojojoy: Traditional edible worm, served locally.
Fish: Fresh and varied preparations depending on the region.


Tourism can be a positive tool if it respects the environment. Current initiatives aim to promote sustainable tourism, combat illegal activities, and strengthen environmental education.
Book tours and accommodation in advance, especially during high season.
Choose certified operators and respect the guidelines of local guides.
Budget: there are economical options and higher-end lodges; excursions and boat transfers vary according to duration and service.
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The Colombian Amazon is more than a destination: it is learning, landscape, and human encounter. Plan ahead, respect the rules, and enjoy responsibly. Happy travels! 😊
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